Infantino Batman!

 

Diabolical Duo!

Rest Day

Batman

I'm not saying I'm Batman...wait. Yes I am. I'm Batman.

Detective Comics #346!

From my collection- another Batman comic that was used as the basis for an episode of the 1966 series- in this case, the episodes "Zelda, The Great" and "A Death Worse Than Fate!"

Story by John Broome, Interior art by Sheldon Moldoff and Joe Giella; cover by Infantino and Giella.

A routine question Admiral: Have you sold any war-surplus submarines and if so, to whom?

DC Famous First Edition!

From 1974, a reprint of Batman #1!  I remember these heavily advertised in DC comics at the time; it's an over-sized but faithful reprint of the Spring, 1940 issue-complete with this keen Bob Kane/Jerry Robinson poster on the back cover!

Mego's Bendy Robin!

Batman!

Love this action figure from 1989!  It was from the line inspired by the Tim Burton film, and, though it  looks nothing like Michael Keaton, it's a great toy!

We haven't one moment to lose!

Added to the Batman collection!

Biff! Bam! Pow!

The Uniform!

Brave and the Bold 83!

From 1969; Novick cover, Adams interior art!

Detective Comics #410!

Another Adams, Giordano, O'Neil Classic! From April, 1971-"A Vow From the Grave!"

Batman Doodle!

Limited Collectors Edition Batman- Ra's Al Ghul!

I have a lot of old comics; 60's and 70's.  Instead of just leaving them in their protective bags, I enjoy reading them.  What's the point in having them if you don't read them, I say!

The Boy Wonder!

Mego's Robin!

Adams Batmobile!

This is one of my favorite Batmobile designs!  This toy was based on a Neal Adams design that first appeared in Detective Comics #400!

The Joker!

From my collection: One of my favorites; Batman 251- Sept. '73! A famous O'Neil, Adams, Giordano issue that redefined the Joker!

Aparo Batman!

One of my favorite Batman comics by probably my favorite Batman artist Jim Aparo!  Detective #444, Jan '75, with a story by Len Wein that would span several issues; reaching a soul-searing (and highly convoluted- and quite far fetched) conclusion!